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France in WW2
The French participation in World War 2, in both the European and Pacific theaters of the war. Questions regarding the Vichy government are also welcome here.
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Dunkirk, June 1940
Who was the french general in d day?
The leader of the Free French was General Charles de Gaulle. I don't know when he landed, but it would not have been on D day.
No French Generals were active on D-Day. However, there were a small number of French paratroops and Commandos who landed on the 6 th June.
What is vous aller a Paris mean in french?
It means literally, "You are going to Paris" but with the right intonation it could be a question making it "Are you going to Paris?".
It also is also probably spelt "Vous allez à Paris" but would have the same pronunciation.
What allied troops invaded Normandy France June 6 1944?
The Battle of Normandy or the Normandy Campaign are used as operational names.
The Popular "Operation Overlord" is the name given to the entire western Allied campaign in France. This is sometimes confused with the name of the actual DDay landings campaign.The Normandy landings were operationally known as "Operation Neptune". This lasted until the landings were completed and the breakthrough into France began. This breakout campaign from Normandy into the rest of France during the Battle of Normandy is operationally known as "Operation Cobra"
How much is a 1856 French 50 Francs gold coin worth?
A coin collector is going to buy my coin , I want to know what the value of this coin, it is a 1953 gold coin ,50 franks
What was the significance of 6 June 1944 invasion of Normandy?
The invasion of Normandy on 06jun1944, known as Operation Overlord, was the beginning of the great Allied land drive which ultimately defeated Nazi Germany and ended WWII in Europe.
The 3 major forces in the assault were Great Britain, USA and Canada.
How many French soldiers where in the battle of France and Germany?
about 2 million men, however it was more the fact that that the German blitzkriegs speed caught them of guard and they were forced to surrender. Infact allot of the soldiers were just ordered to retreat without even seeing battle
What made the V-E Day a critical moment or turning point in the war?
V-E day was Victory in Europe day, when Germany formally surrendered. It was a critical point because the war in Europe was officially over and the only theater left open was the Pacific. Therefore the Allies could focus on fighting the Japanese and not fighting on two fronts at the same time.
Which school did Charles de gaulle go to?
Hi, i was wondering What school did Charles de Gaulle go to? Was it his dads school????????????????????????????/
How do yuh say I Am in Love with you in french?
Je pense que je suis tombe d'amoureux. (if you're a boy.) Je pense que je suis tombee d'amoureuse. (if you're a girl.
What is the name of a french baguette?
La baguette (literally the stick) is a thin long loaf of bread.
What happened after France and Germany went to war?
When France and Germany went to war, which happened twice in the recent past, the World War I and II erupted.
What do they call a French kiss in France?
1. (Everywhere except France): An overtly sexual act, to kiss with tongues.
2. (France only) An overtly non-sexual act, to greet somebody by giving them a light peck on each cheek. This is a traditional gesture, even between members of the same sex.
How do you french kiss your girlfriend?
first make her feel safe,happy and happy about herself, get her in a comfy position and first do a funy icebreaker and then lean in and kiss her now french kissing is a very passionate and meaningful thing. and yet can be very sexual. but you put your tongue in his or hers mouth and massage if she or he enjoys it they'll let you know
GOOD LUCK,
brandy
When did Jacques cartier set sail to Canada?
Jacques Cartier sailed 3 voyages.
His first was in 1534.
His second in 1535.
And his last in 1541-1542.
What is 'Qu'est-ce-que tu vas chercher' when translated from French to English?
Qu'est-ce que tu vas chercher? in French means "What are you going to look for?" in English.
During world war 2 france as a country gave the germans the advantage in their defense?
Basically, it was the swiftness of the German advancement, known as blitzkrieg - lightning war.
What is the force to keep us on the ground?
The force to keep us and nearly everything else on the ground is GRAVITY.
When did the legislative Assembly become France's revolutionary government?
all of the answer are correct
